Thanks all! Being able to poll the status of CTS in BASIC was the missing
link. I've been doing a similar mini BASIC "printer driver" that would just
do garbage loops to delay enough to usually print. I'm going to read the
ports as described above and see if I can get things humming on the M100.
I picked up an M100 in a 102 bag at a flea a while back, and was wondering
if anybody had a 100 bag they would like to trade for a 102 bag? Not
perfect but not rips.
Forgive me if there's a big value difference here I'm not aware of, figured
someone might be in the same boat.
-C
t's a
> common weak point. No weak/compressed pins, no oxidization, rex# fully
> seated etc.
>
> Otherwise what Steve said, run the install/update tool to reflash the Rex#.
>
> --
> bkw
> On 5/25/23 21:27, Charlie Hoey wrote:
> > Hello there!
> >
> > I had my firs
Hello there!
I had my first crash on a Rex# that I can't get myself out of, curious if
anybody has any tips.
I was in the process of creating a clean bank for a new project, and it
failed somewhere near the end. I RESET and then ran `CALL 63012` to reload
REX, but now whenever I start REXMGR, it
Hey friends,
I nabbed a lovely clean T200 recently, and after writing a few letters on
it, I'm trying to print over parallel to an LPT-equipt typewriter I know to
work. Using the t200 built in page formatter (shift-print) in a doc, it has
the following behavior:
No errors, and LPT typewriter
Not sure if the TPDD2 model has dip switches, but perhaps they're in the
wrong setting?
On Mon, Nov 14, 2022 at 8:34 AM Josh Malone wrote:
> Are you using the correct bootstrap? (Pdd 1 vs pdd 2)
>
> I made a video a few years ago showing various failure modes if that helps.
>
>
Does anybody know off hand which, if any, keycaps are swappable between
model T models?
I've got a caps lock key from a 100 that looks _awfully_ close, but doesn't
quite snap into my 200. Wondering if my keyswitch is gummed up/damaged, or
if they're just not compatible.
Hey everybody. Just wanted to quickly share my build of BKW's fantastic
PDDuino TPDD emulator project - https://github.com/bkw777/PDDuino.
This is a little module that plugs into the 25 pin serial on a Model T and
lets you use an SD card as a TPDD floppy drive. TS-DOS seems to play nicely
with
I have been dipping my toes in as well, mostly writing/assembling on the
hardware itself with BYTEIT, and more recently CMZASM (both available here:
http://www.club100.org/library/libprg.html). Both work by writing your asm
code in the TEXT app and then compiling separately. BYTEIT assembles out
Got a T200 that's in good shape aside from the caps-lock key cap being
cracked. Anybody have a spare they would be willing to sell? Just need the
cap, switch is okay
Thanks for that Ken! Nice to have confirmation on taht.
And yeah I found BYTEIT over here on the programming section of the club100
archives: http://www.club100.org/library/libprg.html
Just in case it's useful to anybody, so far I've ported over an LFSR
pseudo-random number generator over from
Thanks a lot for that, Jeff. I believe I actually used a switching 5v
supply, which turned out to be enough.
Would it be a safe-ish strategy to aim for a regulated/switching power
supply that hits the lower end of the battery pack's voltage? I had
imagined it would just draw as much current as it
Hey all, looks like the search might be broken in the archives, so
apologies if there's a whole thread on this I missed.
So I've done some 6502 development, and I have recently been enjoying
learning some basics of 8080 assembly on my 100 and 102 using BYTEIT. Very
informative to learn a second
Was perusing the archive and noticed this thread, I can confirm the PC-2
plotter runs happily without a battery if you upgrade the power supply.
Just get newer one with the same polarity and voltage, but higher amperage.
I think mine was 2A, but *definitely* double check that polarity!
Also,
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